Essays on Kara

Introduction

Freedom can be undoubtedly considered as one of a human being’s inalienable rights. However, many people are being stripped away of this right through a crime known as human trafficking. It can be argued that human trafficking is essentially a modern form of slavery, because people are forced to do jobs against their will, without pay and other work benefits. There are many forms of human trafficking, one of which is sex trafficking. Sex trafficking is defined as the use of people for commercial sexual activity against their will. Sex traffickers use means such as abuse, intimidation, coercion, ...

Explication of a Central Passage

“But whereas Seth sets up a hypothesis about both the content of the text and its source [] and reads on to confirm his hypothesis, Kara’s reading proceeds as a series of content paraphrases []. She continues to interpret the text a chunk at a time, paraphrasing linearly with little attempt to integrate or connect the parts. She reacts positively to the text [] and, despite her initial confusion with ‘glibness,’ she seems satisfied with her simple reading []” (Haas & Flower 128). In this passage, one can see the author establishing differences between the ways that people read the text in question. ...

Human trafficking has become the modern form of slavery. It affects more that 27 million individuals in the globe. The scope of the practice is difficult to validate since most of the human trafficking operations occur as hidden crimes. The most prominent type of human trafficking that continues to enslave many people is sex bondage. Before pursuing the criminal justice course, the knowledge I had concerning sex trafficking was limited. I was not aware of the factors involved in the activity and the number of people who have succumbed to it. I also did not have sufficient information about ...

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Abstract

The worldview of a person is their view and understanding of their entire existence, including the world they live in. Religious beliefs reflectcolor a person’s worldview very strongly. In a comparative look, Christianity and Sikhism have some commonality as monotheistic approaches to the world, in the necessity for moral and ethical behavior that is good, in seeking truth, and in serving an all-knowing God Wwho imparts some of that knowledge to mankind. However, there are noticeable differences in beliefs about death and afterlife, human definition, and the meaning of human history. These beliefs structure their worldviews ...

Seventeenth Century Problems in the 21st Century: An In-depth Look at Modern Slavery through the through the Work of Fiction “Zanzibar Chest” by Aidan Hartley

Abstract

The research would aim to delve into the intricacies of modern slavery that victimizes innumerable people from various corners of the globe. This is a qualitative study that goes on to explicate some statistical data as well for the purpose of substantiation of the claim. Indeed, an element of quantitative study would dig deeper into the work of fiction by Aidan Hartley. This author’s work, the Zanzibar’s Chest is a reminiscence of ...